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April 14: The market’s core tension on April 14 shifted from a straightforward energy price spike to a battle over “energy transit rights and supply reliability.” Amid U.S. pressure on Iranian ports and the Strait of Hormuz, plus Saudi Arabia’s warning of a potential retaliatory Red Sea blockade, markets are growingly worried about global energy supply chain stability. This shows up not just in rising oil prices, but more crucially in a shift in pricing logic: WTI’s rare premium over Brent signals funds shifting from “global benchmark” bets to “physical deliverability” — a move that officially reclassifies energy from a commodity to a strategic asset. On the policy and market response front, this dynamic has amplified inflation’s sticky risks. Fed officials have explicitly noted that sustained high oil prices would gradually pass through to other goods, meaning future inflation may no longer be a short-term blip — it could become widespread. Meanwhile, the EU is prepping energy pr

As of April 14th, per ASXN data, stablecoin supply on HyperLiquid has grown steadily since February this year. It now sits at an all-time high of $17.8 billion, with USDC supply reaching $14.4 billion.

April 14 — Bitget data shows spot gold has climbed to $4,780 per ounce, up 0.83% intraday.

April 14th: Bullish news—including Oracle AI app launches and cloud business expansion—has driven ORCL’s stock sharply higher from its lows. ORCL contracts on Hyperliquid are up 14.8% over the past 24 hours, last trading at $157.2. The contract has recorded $5.63 million in volume over the same period, with open interest topping $7.7 million. Additionally, on-chain whales (positions exceeding $1 million) shorting ORCL flipped from profitable to unprofitable in one day. Their average entry prices range from $141 to $149, with liquidation levels above $208.

Bitget data shows: On Tuesday, April 14, the Nikkei 225 Index closed up 1374.62 points (+2.43%) at 57877.39. The South Korean KOSPI Index gained 159.12 points (+2.74%) to finish at 5967.74.

On April 14, Volcano Engine announced the official launch of its Seedance 2.0 series API service. Enterprise and individual users now have access to the platform’s video generation capabilities to streamline workflows, develop new product forms, and build applications. Seedance 2.0 supports four input modalities: text, images, audio, and video. Per reports, Volcano Engine has set portrait and copyright standards for the service that cover all stages of the video generation process and creative workflows. (Jiemian)